Water New Zealand

Anglian Water is a world leader in reducing carbon emissions. As an early starter, the big UK water utility embarked on its carbon zero journey in 2006 and is now on track to generate 45 percent of energy from its own renewable resources by 2025 and become a full net zero carbon business by 2030. In this podcast Jon Reed and Hannah Edmond from the Water New Zealand climate change group talk to Ang...

Four years ago Queenstown Lakes District Council declared a climate and ecological emergency recognising the need to act now to protect the natural environment. In Water New Zealand’s second Navigating to Net Zero podcast, Climate Change Group members Jon Reed and Hannah Edmond spoke to senior three waters civil engineer Calum Pringle about how the Queenstown council is working to achieve net zero...

Water New Zealand’s four-part series on how the water sector can achieve carbon zero by 2050 Episode one – Jon Reed and Hannah Edmond talk to Fraser Clark about Wellington Water’s roadmap to net zero – the challenges and opportunities.

Workshop facilitators Stu Farrant and Allan Leahy discuss the importance of multi-disciplinary stormwater design and why developers, designers and regulators need to work with nature and natural processes to protect environments and communities. Listen to why this is a workshop for anyone with an interest in urban stormwater design. 

Welcome to the Water New Zealand podcast: Tāwara o te Wai - Water Talk.

Welcome to the Water New Zealand podcast: Tāwara o te Wai - Water Talk. 

Welcome to the Water New Zealand podcast: Tāwara o te Wai - Water Talk. In this episode, Water New Zealand CEO, Gillian Blythe talks to former long-serving Chair of the Ngāi Tahu Māori Trust Ward, Tā Tipene O'Regan. An abridged version of the discussion was shown at the Water New Zealand Conference & Expo 2022 in October.

Welcome to the Water New Zealand podcast series: Tāwara o te Wai - Water Talk. In this episode, Debra Harrington has a conversation with Mumtaz Parker (Water New Zealand), Nick Hewer-Hewitt (Wellington Water), Ian Couling (WSP), and Donna Topping (Downer) on uplifting the water sector workforce to meet present and future demands.

Welcome to the fourth episode in the Water New Zealand podcast series: Tāwara o te Wai - Water Talk . In this episode, Lesley Smith has a conversation with  Andrew Springer (WSP), Quintin Prinsloo (Fulton Hogan), and Hayden Miller (Fulton Hogan) on climate change.

Welcome to the third episode in the Water New Zealand podcast series: Tāwara o te Wai - Water Talk . In this episode Debra Harrington has a conversation with Mike Hannah from Stormwater360, Helena Ruffell (Microplastics in soils PhD candident), and Liz Butcher from Ministry for the Environment on plastic pollution in water.

Welcome to the second episode in the Water New Zealand podcast series: Tāwara o te Wai - Water Talk . In this episode Mumtaz Parker has a conversation with Water Practitioner & Civil Engineer, Troy Brockbank (Te Rarawa, Ngāti Hine, Ngāpuhi) and Water New Zealand President & Environmental Lawyer, Helen Atkins on Te Mana o te Wai .

Welcome to the first episode in the Water New Zealand podcast series: Tāwara o te Wai - Water Talk. In this episode Chief Executive, Gillian Blythe has a conversation with three groundwater professionals for World Water Day 2022.